Women from rural areas of the central plateau of Mexico drink during pregnancy and
lactation a mild alcoholic beverage called pulque as a galactogogue. Ethanol present in milk …

The purpose of this investigation was to study the effects of ethanol, consumed as a mild
fermented beverage called" pulque", during pregnancy and lactation on the food intake and …

Objectives: To document the consumption during pregnancy of pulque, a traditional central
Mexican alcoholic beverage, and its relationship to subsequent infant size, physical growth …

Experimental studies in rats have demonstrated that lactating females have blood ethanol
levels five times lower than those observed in non-lactating rats. The purpose of the present …

Researchers have turned their attention to the effects of alcohol consumption on
breastfeeding, with significant negative findings concerning both the mother and the …

Lactating rats, with litters adjusted to 8 pups on day 1, were divided into 4 groups: control
animals (C), which received water and Nuvilab chow ad libitum, and ethanol animals (E) …

Ethanol and acetaldehyde were measured in the milk and peripheral blood of lactating
women at various intervals after drinking ethanol. The results of the present study support …

Milk was analyzed at 5 and 15 days of lactation in rats fed an ethanol liquid diet or
appropriate control diet. Alcoholic rats showed blood ethanol levels as high as 43 mM at the …

Background. The amount of alcohol ingested by a breast-fed infant is only a small fraction of
that consumed by its mother, but even this small amount may have an effect on the infant …

Wistar lactating rats (8 pups per dam) had free access to either tap water (control group, C)
or one of three concentrations of ethanol (E) in the drinking water: 5%(E5), 10%(E10), and …